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Lovin Malta's front page features several top stories, with a prominent focus on local Maltese news and the platform's own achievements. Key stories include investigations into the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case, business acquisitions, environmental clean-ups, and entertainment events. The…
Alex Borg is questioning how the individuals responsible for orchestrating the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia are still at large, nine years after the event, and is urging the government to implement the inquiry's recommendations.
Lovin Malta has acquired Love Malta, an online platform, aiming to solidify its position as the leading media entity on the island and expand its audience.
Footage of an explosion in Naxxar, Malta, has been misused again in social media posts related to the Iran conflict, highlighting the spread of misinformation.
ANOTR took over Fort Manoel for a significant debut performance in Malta, attracting a large audience.
A large-scale clean-up operation at Gżira's seafront successfully removed 1.2 tonnes of garbage, addressing environmental concerns.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and amassing 800,000 followers, marking significant growth and engagement.
Enemalta, Malta's energy provider, reported that an interruption at a gas facility led to power outages across the island.
The Association of Catering Establishments (ACE) has responded to Maltese businesses incorporating service charges, suggesting it's a necessary revenue stream.
An opinion piece argues that after two decades, the government should take financial responsibility for a past mistake.
This opinion piece likely discusses local development or property issues in Swieqi, Malta, under the theme of the area not being for sale.
